North Carolina Newspapers

Mumm ifnm-nrin-1 inn i niwni i- mm ti r r '".r -w.-ir-.-v-r r . - . - e Daily Citizen, VOLUME VII. NO. 13. ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. Ashevil -.f LIXVILLE INVITBK INVESTIGATION AS TO Climate, Water Supply Drainage, Drives, Parks, Scenery. Plana, Building Sites, investments. I.INVII.I.K IBPKOTWKIIT CO.. I.lnvllle, N. C. ANALYSIS OK WATIiR USUI) ATTHB ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY, 217 HAYWOOD ST. OmilnNWRAl.TII OF MSCHI'SKTTS. CBRTIPICATB'U' iNALVKIS Slate Assaver' Other. 2U7 Pranklin SI BOSTON, MASS . April 21, I KOI. To Chan H. Campbell, Asheville, North Car olina. 1 tic sample ot water submitted fur nnnly- mi Ivcn carefully examined, with the fol lowing results: The water shows id parte per 100 000: Scll.l. rolatile 2. " filed 3 (Mi " total B OO alralns per one II. frnll -n 2.80 Thin water in almost catirrly free from or- fcanic matter, show-ng very alight trace, of ron, aulphnr and lime. The wnter is very rscellent in all respects. It is very seldom we tind water o free from organic or mineral natter. H. L. ROWKKK, State Assayer. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And Investment Agent. JNOTARY PUBLIC. Loam vevimly placed at 8 per cent Office.: 24 & 28 Patton Avenue Second ioor. fchorilv REAL ESTATE, Nki.nm B. Owtw, W. W. Wbt. GVYfl & WEST, , (Successor to Walter B.Qwyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 hefer to bank of ashrvilll REAL ESTATE. Loan Securely Placed at Percent .Notary Publk.. Conalaaloncri of Deed FIRE INSURANCE. orriciHMatkHtl Court hmw, JAY GOULD SAYS That at a mm eafl save one dollar out of emjr rjve ooiiara necarn, ren a mnn w. be rC-k lontdr of twenty 'year. Call on ns ad are arUI tea yan ho-w to do it, as. we have Just race red private aavlne tram Jay on the .(inject. yrmr omm mmm uvea wrry pmifniii.. durtna- the oast rear, in antic of (be hard -time and we take this opportautty to -thank oar fr ad and eoatomera, and to wish (them ail long nte ana naopine. JENKS&JENKS, EAt ESTATE AND INSURANCE. ptooma io, McAlee Block. Patton At.. Aabnilk, K. C. SMOKED MEATS. A One lot Country Hams Just received, also a fresh lot of Magnolia, Baltimore and Bone- lea Hams, all sizes. ENGLISH C'URBU BKBAKI'AST 1IACON. DRIED BEEF. SALT FISH MACKEREL, MULLETS. WHITIi AND CODFISH. CANNED MEATS. Ox an4 Lunch Tongues. Potted Ham, Tongue, Chilian, lite. Corned Beef. CANNED EIHH. Mackerel, Salmon, Snrdincs, Oysters, Crabs Etc., lite. ' A. P. COOPER, North Court Square, Corner Main and College fits. TAKE vniK Broken Jewelry ANII DISABLED WATCHES AND CLOCKS TO M. A. TILLER, AND HAVE THEM MADE AS GOOD AS NEW No. 10 N. Court Square. NEXT POOH TO POSTOFKH'E. OUR POSITION In the grocery business ciwiblcs us In j;ivc consuincrs (ulvantiicu of urcid vhIuc. TEAS. We kcc, Hit' best Forniosii (IoIimijjs, J ,1 1 urns, Giiiow(lci-;I Kiu;lisli lircuk fast. COFFEE The finest blends of Kouslxcl CoH'ee in existence. SUGARS Arc cheni). We sell noluinj: but the highest grade mmlo. SVRVPS. Our Svnips and Molnsscs arc pure uiul wholesome. RICE. The best Carolina only olVcrcil. flour. The OlH'lisk Flour stands uuciiuullcd bv anv ci-cr offered in this market. Hotels mid boardine houses please liear in mind that we are prepared to meet coniietilion In this or any. market. Kespccttully, Powell & Snider, Here We Are Again. I have just bouirht ono of the HneHt Soda Fountains in the South, with all modern iinprovonientH, and am now prepared to nerve nod.i water in the best stylo. I will gjvo the buHinoHM my personal at tontion and will guarantee satisfaction in every resh?et or money refunded. You can rest assured that the soda and mineral water sold at my fountain are pure. do nil the work mill make nil the syrups, and I feel I can truth fully say they are pure. (iSyr- rup msh made each day.) Below I irive vou a partial list of the syrups used, also a few of the mineral waters: Minera l waters on draught, Deep llock, Vichy, Tate Springs, Congress, etc. Soua waiter syrups: lemon, Vanilla, Pineapple, Straw berry, Raspberry, Peach, Sar saparilla, Orange, Ginger, Nectar, iilood Urange, lilood Orange with Phosphate, Banana.i'atawba, Chocolate, OxycoccuB, Cream and many others too numerous to men tion. Special new drinks of the season. Limeade with Phos phate, Pineapple Gem, Whip ived Cream Soda, Ice Cream Soda, Malto, etc. But for the richest drink ever drawn from a soda fountain I ad vise the use of Carmichael Daisy Cream. Thjs cream l 1 can ne aaaeu: to any syrup dosired, and makes the rich est soda water ever offered .to the American people. micheal's Drug Store, No. 20 South Mam street. aa3dtl .. 1 41 Patton Ave. SOUVENIR CHINA. ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, In odd pieces, with Aaheville, N C, elabor ately painted In gold and fired on them. No 1 iaitor should return home without taking one of the ptetty after dinner coffee cups and saucers. Tiiey will remind you of nays gone by We hare also a full line of the sterling souvenir spoona, assorted designs. Limoges China, Art pottery, rich cut glass, new Bohemian rose howls and .many curio and noTCltie uitable for presents. We guarantee our pi ices to be the lowest. We have recently purchased, very cheap, a lot of Japanexe goods, sperially in cups and saucers. We arc silling a real fine A. I), codec cup and saucer at the low price of $3.00 per dozen. The same gooda have been aold at fio.00. Tea cups to match at $4.25 per doien. Come early aa they won't last long at these prices. Watch our l'riduy bargain sales) it will pay you. CRYSTAL PALACE. CHINA, GLASS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC T. C. SMITH & CO. WHOLESALE AND DETAIL DRUGGISTS, AsheviUe, N. C. THE ONLY DKUG SIORE LOCATED ON THE Public Square, Coi ner Opposite the Court House; ble to Find the Place. A FULL LINE OP ALL DRUGGISTS GOO PS Kept is Stock, Including I'AITS ANII OILS, WINDOW GLASS, GARDEN SBUDS, GRASS SBIIDS. CRUTCHES OF ALL SIZES. ONE PRICE STORE, II. REDWOOD & CO. number of very desirable things in various, lines arriving this week. H. REDWOOD I CO. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, FANCY GOODS, ETC. 7 & 9 PATTON AVE. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 38 Patton Avenue. Next Y M C A build 'g. novl d3m PUBoiBM. J. W. SCIIARTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR NO. 3 NORTH WAIN ST. Juat received, a full line of English and do mesttc woolens for spring and summer. fcb24dem FOR RENT OR SALE. Either house owned by T. Wilson Sh rp- less. corner French Broad Avenue and Hay. wood Street. ' Thi-e houses an located near the center of town, coniaiaoding good views, high elevation. For Information apply to JOHN CHILD, HALF A MILLION DOLLARS, BVILDIMO 1MPROVEMENH THIS CITY. IN .eamnnr contractor) and Archi tects Tell "The Citizen" of the New BulldluKB Can Anv Town Beat This, or Come Near It? A half million of dollars! Pretty steep figure that ! However, that it the size of the amoim that is qeinj; put into building improve ments in Ashevillc, the premium city the south. Recognizing the fact that all eyes are turned toward Asheville now, Inn Citi zen has visited and talked with the lead ing contractor and architects of the city for the purpose of securing plain facts and figures with which to show to the world outside Just what the young giant is doing, . ii j ... . . . . nn wcic agrcca tnnt at no lime in Ashcrille's history had there been such an amount of building in progress. The larger contractors have turned away work, simply becaase their hands arc full in ine matter oi inoorert, there are plenty of unskilled workmen, but a scarc ity of good brick masons. And the Improvement bill just passed the contractors say will give an impetus to building instead of retarding it, as was thought by some of the opponents of the measure. In the architect's lists below, to avoid epetition, only such buildings are given as arc not included in the building re ported by the contractors. The list in eludes all buildings jnst being completed and those which are under course of con struclion or to x beuun within the next month. I here are several other contractors in the city who could not be seen, but the appended list will giye some idea ol what is to be done in the building line. The list docs not include the $100,00(1 government building, the Keuilworth Inn. the hotel ol the Asheville Park and hotel company, nor the new Mission hos pital. MR. TKNNKNT'S CONTRACTS, . A. Tcnnciit was very busy when si en. but took lime to give Thb Citizen thr following list of work which he has in hand, either in course of construction oi to be erocted in the immediate future: The most important contract which Mr. Tcnncnt lias is the new city hull and market house. This buildinc will cost $30,000 or $-10,000. A residence of 17 rooms for Theodoi Hohagan, of New Orleans, on Slnrncr avenue, to cost $7,000. A 9-room house for Wm. Dvcr. ol South Weymoth, Mass., on Starucs ave nue, to cost $3,500. A 9-room house on corner of Montford avenue and Cullowhce street for Charles H. Hartshorn, to cost $,S()0. A 12-room house on corner nf Reed ant) Watson streets, for Leroy tread way, to cost ,1UU. A fj-room house on Oraniie street for J. Ii. Kankin, to cost $2,250. A li-room house on Orange stree': for Mrs. Maria Waidsworlh.to cost $2,000. A 10-room house on Hollywood street for Col. John B. Steele, to cost $5,000. A 7-room house on Grove street lor Dr. P. T. Mtrriwether, to cost $3,000. A 6 room house for T. A. Ilcnrv, ol Philadelphia, just completed, at a cost ol $3,000. Mr. Tcnncnt has an order to erect a three-story brick buildine on the south east side of court square, adjoining his work shop, at a cost ol about $4-,000. He has also just completed the remod eling ol his residence on Charlotte street, at a cost ol $2,000. The work of remodeling the building used by the fiattcry ('ark bank is licing finished, this work cost about $5,000. Mr, Tennent also has contracts for the erection of a $3,000 house lor . II. Cain at Sulphur Springs, and a $2,000 house near itntmore lor Miss Agnes Campbell, of New Orleans. CONTRACTOR WliSTAI.L's LIST. J. M. Wcstall's largest contract is the erection of the Bingham sc hool buildings, on which 200,000 bricks have already been laid. This contract amounts to $35,000. hour cottages for Richmond I'carson, to cost $9,000. A 10-room residence and a stable for I. W. Sluder. on Merrimon avenue; a 3-room cottage for D. C. Wuddcll on Merrimon avenue; 10-room house for T. W, Sharp ies, on corner r-rencn uroud avenue and Haywood street; aggregate cost $10,- 000. A 3-story shop for Taylor Bouit & Brothcrton, on College street, and ware- room on south Water street, tor Thos. U.Johnston; aggregate $6,000. A residence on Monttord avenue, for Mrs. Atkinson; a residence on Cumber land avenue for Rev. W. S. P. Bryan, and a residence on Cutnlierland avenue for V. McNaughton, aggregate cost $13,000. MR. MLLTON'8 PLANS. A. L. Melton exhibited the plant of a number of buildings. Pirtt j the landome foiii story and basement brick and stone building at cor ner of Patton avenue and Church street. It is 30x98 feet. A larce residence, 2'A stones and base ment, on French Broad avenue, for Capt. M. E. Carter. The cost of this splendid house will lie $15,000. A brick building, three stories and base ment, size 34x100 feet, forCol. J.K.Con- nally, on South Main street. Cost, $10. 000. An 8-room house on Atkm street, for for Mrs. H. C. Hunt, to cost $2,000. An 11-room house on Atkm street, for Gaston Mears, to cost $3,500. A 10-room house tor K. L. Graham, on Haywood street, to cost $4,000. B. I. Alexander, two houses, being completed, on Bailey street, to cost $3, 600 and $4,500. A 14-room house lor lames M. Camp bell, on Orange street, to cost $4,500. A 6-room cottage on Broad street for S. C. rrothtt, to cost $1,500. A 10-room house for W.O.Wolfe, on Bailey street, to cost $3,00O. Mrs. Penland, house on Penland street, to cost $1,800. An 11-room house on Haywood street, for W. H. Penland, cost $6,000. JOVNER LEONARD, This firm it erecting the carriage factory on Market street, lor Richmond Pear ton, which will cost $3,000. J. E, oyner hat the contract for the erection of an 8-room house on Velvet street for Richmond Pearson, to cost $1,850; and a 6-room house near cotton lactory for the tame gentleman to case $i.:-iuo. C. B. Leonard has the -contract for building President W. E. HrceM's magnif icent zu-room residence in Kcnil worth to cost $10,000. T. E. DAVIS CONTRACTS. T. E, Davis will put in a new front and repair the building of B. H. Cosby, on Patton avenue, at a cost of $4,000. Mr. Davis is suncrvMsinp- the erm-linn oi a li-room house on the corner ol Marnes avenue and Brudy street, which will COSt 93.000. An 8-room house on H.nilrv slt-ret (nr j. m. 1-nricK, to cost $3,000. Mr. Davis also has contracts for nl mut $40,000 worth of buildings in West Asneviiie. ARCHITKCT HI-KKIKII.DKK, E. W. Burkholder has just completed plans for the large 8-story Exchange building, on South Mam street, which will cost $75,000. A four-story and basement brick huild- ng on Patton avenue for Reynolds Pron to cost $10,000. An eight-room house on Plint street for J. i . Jordan, to cost $2,000. A twelve-room house on French Brond avenue, for W. T. Walker, to coat $5,000. A ten-room house on South Mutual r. for P. A. Panning, to cost $3,000. A nine-room house on Bi-idue street for E. P. Hincs, to cost $3,000. WILLS IIROS. These gentlemen have made plans for the new First Baptist church, comer College and Spruce streets, which will cost $25,000. The new Methodist chnrchcornerHliin- ton and Phifcr streets to cost about $3.- 000. Also, a 10-room house for Inhn Nii-h. ols, on Liberty street, to cost $3,000. MR. HUOILL'S CONTRACT, H. C. Hugill, of Chicago, who built the residence of W. I). Houghtcling in West Asheville, will erect the mncniliccnl rcsi- dencc for Mrs. J. E. Rumbough in Moot- lorn park, l lie house will cost $35,000 Hcsidcs the limit limn reported in the above list, there are a score or more of cottages now being erected in the city, wnicli will add $10,000 to the grand to- i - I THIM It NEWS, WHHhl.iRlou IntelltKence bv Wuv ol Pari). Paris, May 21. Chilian agents in this city, who represent the congressional or insurgent party declared today that nn trrangement has liecn made lietwcen the onirc8sionnl party and the United States authorities bv which the insur gent steamer Itata will not be seized by force by the Charleston or by any other vessel of the United states navy. By the terms of this arrangement, the agents here state, the fugitive era It will be handed over by the Chilian insurgents to the United States authorities ocndini; a settlement of the question in dispute as to whether or not the Itata has violated the neutral ity laws. This action, it is added, will be taken without prejudice to the congress ional party, inasmuch as the Itata has nough start of the Charleston to enable her to reach a port in possession of the congressional party to unload there lc- lore sue is surrendered to the United States. lot'iiHiB, (via Galveston). Mav 21.- The United States war ship l'rnsacola has arrived here. COM NENCEMENTH. Gen. R. B. Vance and Rev. W. w. Bays, at Davldflou Collcite. An invitation has been received by The Citizen to attend the commencement ex ercises of the Greensboro female college. which occurs Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, May 26, 27 and 28. The baccalaureate sermon willbedehvcnd on Wednesday, at 11 a.m., by Rev. W. W. Uays, U. V., lormerlv pastor of the Cen tral Methodist church of this city. Gen. B. Vance, of Buncombe, will deliver the literary address Thursday, at 11 a. An invitation has also been received from Davidson college, Davidson, N. C. The commencement exercises of this in stitution will be held lime 10 and 11. The annual address will he delivered June iu, at 10 a. tn, oy Hon. J. s. verner. THE A. A. AND B. R. R The Election Order Withdrawn by the Comnilsalouera. At the siiecial meeting of the board of county commissioners held on Tuesday the order made bv the board calling for an election on May 25th, in Asheville, Heaverriam, Hat Creek and lvv town ships, upon the qucstionof voting $20, 000 to aid in constructing the Atlanta, Asheville and Baltimore railroad from the city of Asheville to a poitt on the Madisoncotinty line, was withdrawn and the matter postponed until the regular meeting of the board on the first Mon day in June. At that meeting another date lor holding the election will be named, the judges to conduct the same appointed, and the whole matter put in proper shape, New Maaonlc Home. Utica, N. Y., May. The corner stone of the new masonic home here was laid today in the midst of a rain storm and a tremendous concourse of spectators Irom all the surrounding country and from other states. A Rallwas-'a 130,000 Loan. Albany, N. Y., May 21. At 2 o'clock thit morning the machine shop and other buildings ot the New York Central Rail road at West Albany were destroyed by fire. Lots $150,000. Blaine la Eaaler. New York, May 21. Secretary of Slate lames G. Blaine rested comfortably last night and this morning was some what easier. We Get tio.ooo, Washington, May 21. The secretary of war hat made an allotment of $10,- 135 to North Carolina for arming and equipping the militia, on the busis of itt representation in congress, PortuKal Finances. Lonpon, May 21., 2:30 p. m. A dit patch jutt received here from Lisbon says the financial tituation there it grow ing worse. THE NEW PEOPLE'S PARTY RICSl'LTt OF THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION. A Long; I.lHt oflleiiiandH" Adopt ed and the New Party Formed Amid Great Enthusiasm Hu uorouH Scenes, Cincinnati, May 21,-At the morning session ol the National union conference yesterday a letter from h. L. Polk was read advising the conference to deter ac tion on the third party until 1892. It was referred to the committee on resolu tions. Then Ignatius Donnelly, chair man of the committee on resolutions, amid a whirl of excitement, announced that he was there to report thatthecom mittce on platform was a unit for the or ganization ol a third party. Robert Schilling, of (Wisconsin, secretary of the committee, read thcplatform. Thenamc of the new pnrtv-"The People's Party tnc United btatcs"-elicitcd a mngnifi cent outburst of applause, and as each plank was read the eh cu bo irequcntiy that the great hall seem ea to rever'ierate continuously. When me resolutions iccommi-nifiiitr nniv.i suffrage to favorable consideration, and uciimnuing tnc oavment ot hount nn gold basis, were read, the former met wun a ratner chilly reception, but the latter was wnrmiy cheered. air. uavis. ot T:xas. who had elpriri. lied the convention during Mr. Donnelly's spcecu oy a long wend whonn of nulla. tion, was conducted to the platform, and to the intense delight of the convention, cpeoieu tnc uneartniy Indian-like trill VWicn he announced himself n nn n Confederate and declared himself for the platlorm, Mr. Wadsworth.ef Ind., uncx Union soldier, rushed uo to ev-l'i mfrftpt. ute unvis in lull view of the convention :iil(l tlie two one time mortal f,.,,r..u,,,l hands. R. W. Humphrey, of Texas, or ganizer ol the colored alliance, seized with the tnsniratinn nf th n.n. ...a denly joined the ex-soldiers. A lid nniiil a perfect cyclone of enthusiasm, the plat form as read war adopted. A resolution favoring prohibition was ucieaieti, ol llic following was adopted: "Resolved, That we favor the abolition of the hquor traffic." The platform as adopted endorses the Ocala platform of lS'JO, the St. Louis ol 1889 and the Omaha of 1891 ; and de mands the abolition of national banks as banks ol issue; that legal tender treasury notes be issued in sufficient volume to transact the business of the country on a cash basis; the free and unlimited coin age of silver; the passage of laws pro hibiting the alien ownership of land; that nil revenues shall be limited to the necessary expenses of the irovrinmeni economically and honestly administered; a just ami equitable svstemof graduated tax on income; the election of president, vice-president and United States senators by the direct vote of the people; that taxation national, state and milnipinnl shall not be used to build up one inter est or class at the expense of another. it was one of the most enthusiastic conventions ever held in the United States. This morninu the executive mmn.!iu of the new party met and elected Robert Schilling, ol Milwaukee, secretary; M. C. Rankin, of Terre Haute, trensurer. Voiiiik (ton or Clerk Reed Dead. lames Reed, aged 9 years, died at the home of bis father, J. E. Reed, on North Main street this afternoon at 1 oVlm k The funeral will take place from the M. i. cuiiiLii, corner oi Miitlrick and Hay wood streets, tomorrow atternonn at n o'clock, Rev. I). N. Mclnturir officiating. ziS.ooo Worth of I.nmher Burned. Minnka .is, Minn., May 21. The entire lumber stock of J. W.Day & Co., aggregating 19,000,000 feet, was de stroyed by fire today entailing a loss of $228,000. Stock Quotations). .iiKW)'!,!"K. May 21. Brie 1V,; Lake Shore lax; Chicago and Northwestern 101), Norfolk ami Western ; Richmond anil West Point Terminal ll'iU: Wnm I ,,,... 70(4. Baltimore Prices. Baltiuokk, Mav 21 -I'lout, dull nnd un chiuiKCd. Wheat wink: No. a rA ...... Sl.l; steamer. No. 2 rrd $1 .1 1; southern whint.ensy; Putts. $1.10(0)1. 1.1; l.nnubcrry, $1.1 -Jin l.lll. Southern Carn steady: white. 72(ij7:ii ytllow, 74ttj7. New York Market. Nkw York, May 21. -stocks, active but wenk. Money, eusv at ef!i: lix.hinn.,. l.ln ..,!..; snort, N7M.(i4..K7-'H; state nun, ucKiccicii; government bonds, dull hut steady. Cotton (uiet; sales 817 bales: I plnncm, 8. 15-Kic; Orleans, lt-V: futures oKncd and .'closed quiet but steady. Mas, H.S.I; June, 8.BO; July, 8.73; August, 8 88; Septemlier, 8.110; October. 8.02. Plour quiet and stead. Wheat-active anil strong. Corn ensy. fork quiet but sleadv, at $11.()0M 13 25. Lnrd-dull and ease t Sit;.i;7b.. Spirits Turpentine dull but easy, at 3NM) iiNic. Kosin inactive and unchaniti-d at $l.f.oeil.5. Prcigtats-stcady. AFI-AIUS OF CONSEQUENCE. PORKIGN. The controversy with the United States growing out of the lynching of the Sicil ians nt new vi leans may result in the overthrow of the present Italian cabinet. HOME. The boycott which was declared bv the labor unions against certain lumlier dealers in New York city was declared off last night. The fire which started in the Mohawk block, Jacksonville, Fin., and completely destroyed that building was one of the most destructive which has eyer visited acksonville. The losses foot up nearly mlf a million dollars. The United States consul nt Acnnulco telegraphed to the state department at Washington tnat when tnc Esmeralda returned to that port on Friday evening last, she had on board several strangers, who arc supposed to ue omccrs ot the Itata. Wm. M. Rice, of New York, formerly of Houston, lexns, had just donated $300, 000 to Houston to establish an institute for the advancement o literature, science and art. It is to be planned after Coop er Union Institute, of New York, and will be known at W. M. Rice Inttitute. Sparks from a locomotive drawing a conttruction train on the New York Cen tral and Hudton river railroad, at Tar- rviown, n. x., vvcanesaav. set nre to a coil of rope and caused an explosion of dynamite wiucn Diew the tram to pieces ana tinea at least twenty persons and in jured twenty-hve others. The victims were nearly all Italian workmen. The bodies were all terribly mutilated. We Lave tho largest sup ply of CARRIAGE SPONGES in the city, ami they are be ing sold at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Sponges tbut usually retail for 25 and 35 cents, we can sell for 10 and 15 cents, and make a reasonable profit. Call and examine for your self. GRANT'S 1'JIAKMACY. KEPHALINE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. The finest and must enmniete xt.,rL n. Colognes, Toilet Waters, Extracts, Fact 'uwders and high grarle Soups at UKAHl s l'UAKMACr. Prescriptions filled at all hnnra r...,l. delivered free ol charge to any part oi the citv. tlW A 1T c- vija ui At, If you want a handsome glass Bottles call at GRANT'S PUAk- MAC V. Bottles raneine in nriee from One to Fifteen dollars per pair. you Hvint a first-class Unit Brush lot small amount of monev. GRANT'S PI I A RMAC V is t he nlnce to All kindsol Tooth lit ushes, Bath Brushes, Bath Glares, Sponges, etc. When your Prescriptions ate com. pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY you can positively depend upon it that only the purest and best Drugs and Chem cols have been used that thev were compounded by thoroughly experienced t unrmucisiaana mat luc pact paid was not unreasonable. 4 South Maiu St. J. CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL, ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE SHEYILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION -AND- IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. 'JRUSTEU SALU. By virtue nf a Deed nf Tnwl i.....,.!...! me by tl. A. Putnam on the 17(h of May lH'.to, to aecure a note mentioned therein for SO0. Said trust being duly registered in hook No. 71, at nugc U7 of lllincombecoiinl r will sell for cash nt the ponrl hnuv a.w,r i.. Asheville. N. C. on the 2il(h lime, ihoi 1,.., Siiturrinv) the lot mentioned in said trust. Mtuutcu on (.rove strcot, in the city of Ashe ville, N. C, 18lh May, lh'.ll. U. 1'. I'ATTON, Trustee. JfOR RUNT. 3 nice rooms m Hill street. Wilier in house, $8 per mouth. POR SAL IS Have for sale 10 or 12 lots of 20 acres. more or less each, 2ty miles of court house at $50 tier acre, and within one mile of pro posed street railway. The tlmlier on the land is worth price asked. Applv at once. Terms easy, to suit purchaser. Parties can get i nough fire wood off the laad to pay lor it within one year J. M. CAMPHHLL I'or sale (IS lots near Vandcrbilt'a estate, from $100 to $500 cuch. Applv to J. M. CAMPBELL. A DECIDED REDUCTION IN PR1C13S TILL JUNE 1ST. ttargalua In China and Glass, TO CLOSE OUT I'EUTAIN LINES. Covered Dishes Fourth. and Plates reduced one TR1PLB TLATB KNIVitS $1.58 Set TBA SPOONS, ROUBR8, $1.39 Bet. PORKS, ROGERS, $2.70 Set. TABLE SPOONS, ROOliKS, $3.70 Set. JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS At almost your own price. J. II. LAW, No. 57, 59 and 61 S. Main St 1 1 staW-, tttjSmm.